Tag Archives: crystal palace poetry

Red

When a young lady in red

Invited me to come to bed

I said, “dear Miss Moore!

This is a furniture store!

And the manager has turned red!”

Slower Time

Alexa plays

As my clock chimes

Reminding me of slower days.

When Father Time

Kept a steady pace.

 

 

Many have vanished without trace.

This rhyme

Will not save

Me from the grave

 

 

And if people should find

My poetry

It will not profit me.

 

 

Yet I must write

For the night

Will end all my poetry

Her Umbrella

You left your umbrella behind

For me to find.

I remember, it had ducks.

I let you know.

But we did not go

Down that path again.

Still I remember the ducks

And she who came

To me in the rain.

 

Halloween Poems

In honour of the horror of Halloween, and to make you scream:

 

Will You Go?

 

“Will you join in death’s dance

And find romance

In Hades below?

Touch my skin

Soft as snow.

My love will you go

Where the death lilies grow?”

 

Halloween:

 

Light fades.

Shades

In forgotten graves

Stir.

Black cats purr.

Despair

On a broomstick travels.

Joy unravels

As hope dies

And the vampire flies

Through pitch black skies.

 

(The above poems can be found in my collection, Lost in the Labyrinth of My Mind Lost in the labyrinth of my mind eBook : Morris, K.: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store

 

Clocks and Flowers

I am wrapped around

In the profound

Silence of the morning.

No birds stir.

And my old clock’s

Steady tick tock

Goes unheard.

 

Earthly clocks measure hours.

But flowers

Know not time

Yet pervade

All our graves.

While we no not

Clocks and flowers.

 

Goth

When I met a beautiful young Goth

Who was suffering from a bad cough,

I felt such bliss

When we two kissed.

But that Goth gave me her cough!

 

 

Halloween Vampire

I met a vampire on Halloween

Who said, “why don’t you scream!”

I said to Lake,

“Pass me that stake”,

Which caused that vampire to scream!”

Old Log

I have seen this same old log

Over many years

As I passed by with my dogs.

 

 

Years have flown.

I have walked alone

When my dogs have died.

Now I pass by

With another one.

 

 

Time moves forever on.

All logs decay.

I know one day

Dogs and I

Will not pass by.

But autumn leaves

Are beautiful to me.

Bare

When a young lady known as Claire

Said, “these autumn trees are so bare”.

They said to her, “dear,

Its that time of year.

And do put some clothes on Claire!”

 

 

A Young Lady’s Sock

A young lady drunk on Hock

Walked around wearing only 1 sock.

When they said, “you’re nude!,

Which is so very rude!”

She said, “I’m wearing a sock!”